Hadley and Swift Deal Tangles in Corn Shocker Case
Artemus N Hadley inventor of Corn Shocker stands as principal witness against Swift who is accused of pocketing 35000 in a large fraud. Sheriff Edward Sourbler arrests a Chicago millionaire and Rodney B Britt custodied at Kenwood home. Swift indicted by Marion grand jury for obtaining money under false pretenses related to a 7000 payment for a corn shocking machine.
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Artemus N. Hadley
Swift
Edward Sourbler
Chicago
Indianapnlis
Rodney B. Bwitt
International Harvesting Company
The
Harvester Trust
Kenwood
Experimental Department
the Harvester Company
Marion County
Seltt
Harvester Company
Indianapolis
Wilmer, Swit, & Brother
Swifte
Hadley
Wills C. Swift
Europe
Hadley Derrick Company
Talbott Block
Marion County Grand Jury
Switt
Japanese Troops In Siberia Reported Landing
A dispatch from St. Petersburg carried by Scrippe Scral Press Association states that Japanese troops have landed in Milenia and are preparing to shift operations to the coast. The report notes an anticipated military offensive moving toward the Vera region with forces expected to redeploy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Scral Press Association
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
St. Patersburg
Milelia
Carlton Indicted for $1500 Robbery in Sun Report
Frederick Carlton alias James McCandles, the Brooklyn "Bluebeard," was indicted by a New York grand jury for grand larceny after Dr. Goldsmith of Stamford, Conn., accused him of drugging and stealing $1500 on July 26, 1900. The piece details alleged multiple marriages, suspected poisonings, cocaine in trunks, and prior criminal activity including a Cincinnati incident and a marriage-papers scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
New York
Frederick Carlton
James McCandles
Brooklyn
Bluebeard
Dr. Goldsmith
Stamford
Conn
Carlton
Helen Murray
Nebraska
Lulu Kittering
Covington
Edith Bird
Ono
Mildred Peterson
Martinez
Jennie Smith
Mary Garman
Balfour Refuses to Quit After Irish Land Shaft Vote
London July 1 The Balfour government faced a defeat in the House of Commons as an amendment to reduce the Irish land commission membership passed 199 to 100. Liberals and Irish members cheered while calls for resignation echoed. Parliament lingered as Balfour weighs staying on to hope public opposition wanes ahead of next year’s elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
London
Amig Acenen
Balfour
House of Commona
Irish Land Commission
Juntgen Held on Forgery Charges in Paris
Special to the Sun reports W T Juntgen bookkeeper of Edger County Bank held to the grand jury by U S Commissioner F E Shoop on forgery and fake entries charges after a bomb blast damaged the bank.
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Juntgen
Paris
W.T. Juntgen
Edger County
Eran
U. S
F. E. Shoop
Spades Buys Chicago Flats In Modern Apartment Block
Michael Fl. Spades of Indianaporte, a trandy and lures holder of Chicago realty, has purchased from Georges C. Watts the new three story trick and stone apartment building at the southwest corner of Prairie Ave and Forty second St in Chicago for 80000 dollars subject to a 250 dollar incumbrance. The lot is Fox feet and the building, a new and thoroughly modern one completed feat fat, contains 18 apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael FL. Spades
Indianaporte
Trandy & Lures
Chicago Realty
Georges C. Watts
Chicago
Prairia-ave
Review of a Day in the City ELATIVES and Local Incidents
A review referencing Edward Ors and a policeman Christ alleges provocation. John W. Deel faces possible jail for alleged matrimony irregularities and may plead insanity. A Riverside park collision near Parker and North injures John Ficks enwirth, his wife, and five children. Busan loses part of a finger. Mrs. Elmer Windsorst is thrown from a buggy in a near Arse-l ave incident. Edward Homuth, 22 E 6th Claust river, sustains serious injuries when his laundry wagon is struck by a Monon engine at a TWENTIETH crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elatives
Edward Ors
Christ
Henry Spaan
John W. Deel
Irvington
Riverside Park
John Ficksenwirth
Parker Avr
Arsenalave
Prince Potemkin Arrives in steerage from Russia
The heir Kalaz Potermikin arrives in New York aboard the La Bretene from Poltava, with $8,000 and family heirloom rings. He seeks independence and toil in America, expressing dissatisfaction with Russia's monarchy, bureaucracy, and class divide, hoping to learn from common folk while starting a western ranch venture.
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Scripps M'Rae Frese Association
New York
Kalaz Potermikin
Prince Potemkin
Poltava
America
Russia
Aa Weil
Potemkin
End of Chicago Teamsters Strike Ends After Violence
The Chicago strike by teamsters and drivers ends on July 2 after a large industrial chapter collapse. Sixty percent regain old positions, others have openings filled. Wages losses total about 800,000 dollars with 230,000 raised for strike funds. City losses reach 250,000 and county costs 100,000. During the strike 20 killed, 400 injured, and 900 arrested in riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Chicago
Teamsters
Teamstore
Olml
Hucksters Battle Over City Food Sale Ordinances
Mayor Holtemen vetoed ordinances regulating butter eggs cheese and poultry sales by hucksters. A public meeting heard pro and con with W Galloway of the Retail Grocers association opposing the license and delivery restrictions. Arthur Jorden spoke for the Housegint and favored the measures, while grocers protested.
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Holtemen
W. Galloway
Mdienapel
Smaaoctation
Thie
Arthur ‘Jorden
Contrasting Passenger Names On Konig Albert Voyage
Report from New York notes two passengers with strikingly different names on the Konig Albert cargo steamer. Fraulein Maris Hellefe left at Gibraltar while Prauleig Heaven arrived in New York.
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Hell
Heaven
Konig Albert
Ecripps
RAE Press Association
New York
Waly
Fraulein ‘Maris Hell Lefe
Giraltar
Prauleig Heaven
Hooster Fish Co
Virgina
Northwestern Parx Audition Offers City Improvements
Last opportunity of its kind as Northwestern Parx Audition at Northwestern Ave. presents water gas cement walks electric lights telephones schools and no railroad crossings. Terms require cash and 52.00 per week with no interest or taxes. sale closes in twenty days. Car fare refunded for attendees.
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Northwestern Parx Audition
Northwestern Ave
Ooh &T
Twrty
Uintah Indian Reservation opened for settlement in Utah
A Denver Rio Grande pamphlet announces opening of the Uintah Indian Reservation in Utah for settlement on Sept 1, 1505. The study describes arable land, scenic areas, trout streams and resorts, and promotes rail routes via The Scenic Line of the World with connections through Denver, Ogden, Salt Lake City, and Lake Superior routes.
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Uintah Indian
Uintah
Utah
Denver & Ris
K Hooper
Denver
Colo
Lake Superior
Georgian Bay
Chicago
O& North-Western
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Rockies
Ticketa
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Leadville Canon
Grand River
Glenwood Springs
Marshall Pass
Black Canon
Gunnison
East Lake City
San Francisco
K. Hooper
P&t. A
Danver
Cole
Scenic Rocky Mountain Tours by Denver Rio Grande
The Denver and Rio Grande offers tourist and traveler routes through the Betty mountains to Colorado Utah and New Mexico. Two lines pass through scenic ranges with direct service to Cripple Creek gold camp and three daily trains with Pullman through sleepers between Denver and major Far West cities.
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Rocky Mountains
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Betty Mountains
Thketa
Svalladic
San Francisco
Weba
Nontana
Oregon
Washington
Ogden
Gatinar
HK. Hooper
G.P
T. A
Denver
Colog
Railroad Time Cards 0.0.60 SUIRES and Big Four Details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention railroad time cards with references to SUIRES and Big Four. The rest is garbled, but hints at a date or indicator and daily records. No clear events or names beyond firms appear readable.
Great Central City Ticker Omics v BN
Train schedule fragment lists Cincinnati and Indianapolis routes with departure times to Dayton Toledo Detroit Springfield and X, plus an accommodation note. It references daily service with Sunday only, unclear operators. The OCR is fragmented and many numbers are garbled.
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Great Central City
Omics
BN. Ininotent
Gincinnate Division
Indianapalle
Lis & m
Beto
Toledo
Indianspulta
Detroit
Indianapalla
Indiana
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Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
East Washington Street
Rodney B. Swift
International Harvesting Machine Combine
Siberia
Mary Gorman Carlton
Cincinnati
Carton
Edward Martines
Cincinnati Post
Gov. Goebel
Fost
Rand
Cinecinnati
Irish Commission
Thele
Deller
Tbs
Bo Bers
Danie Laundry Soap
T. Ciatret
Meridlan
Washingtos-a
Wholesale Department
Washington &T
New Jersey
Court St
Branghm Stor
EL Washat
Arzanal
M. Marketat
Ng Iire
Spades
United States
the Guarantee Tire and Bicycle Company
S40
Mae
Utveus
Smith
Massachusetteave
Losey & Noland Electric Light Studio
Allpois
Mre Winsiow
Suires
Big Four
Deat
Mam
HS Pam
Wennsuh
Yania
Si. Lon
Coli Amd Pitta Tein
Pra
Coharal
Si Lous Limited
Lossy
Ft. Loa
West
Leora
Vitvernes Express
ColomnPus
Obi
Pigna
S Ee
Loutarilly Accoymmertabon Iy
Tamiotoaa North
Vernon
Titan
Eat
South Vemoran
Vincennee
Wansport
Exeens
Lns
Jereet
Corte
Coes
Meta
Chi
Traine
Roachéal
Crawfordsvile
Lafayette
Michigan City
Monon
Ceaw
Dolego
Miena
Tamaban
Tol
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